kayakbaby
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I am curious to know about the journies of those who were ABDL and THEN became IC involuntarily (accident, disease, childbirth etc) . This happened for me.
I've been ABDL since I was 8 years old. After having 4 children, I became incontinent in my 40's. At first it was just sneezes, laughing or losing my footing on a hike.
Then I started peeing myself with no warning, except I could feel it running down my legs. I can literally not feel myself peeing. It's pretty amazing, actually.
While I've always loved peeing myself and I'm thrilled to be IC, I did go through a number of years where I was concerned about losing AUTONOMY over my bladder. I mean, I liked wetting myself, but on my terms.
Over this last year I've surrendered to having no control and accepted my IC. I guess it's just like being a baby in some senses. I wear diapers 24/7 and really enjoy them. I've learned my work arounds for difficult situations. Sometimes I still worry about not being able to have control ever again over my bladder, but for the most part I'm living the life of an ABDL and loving it. How about you?
I've been ABDL since I was 8 years old. After having 4 children, I became incontinent in my 40's. At first it was just sneezes, laughing or losing my footing on a hike.
Then I started peeing myself with no warning, except I could feel it running down my legs. I can literally not feel myself peeing. It's pretty amazing, actually.
While I've always loved peeing myself and I'm thrilled to be IC, I did go through a number of years where I was concerned about losing AUTONOMY over my bladder. I mean, I liked wetting myself, but on my terms.
Over this last year I've surrendered to having no control and accepted my IC. I guess it's just like being a baby in some senses. I wear diapers 24/7 and really enjoy them. I've learned my work arounds for difficult situations. Sometimes I still worry about not being able to have control ever again over my bladder, but for the most part I'm living the life of an ABDL and loving it. How about you?